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That is no surprise: "About 20 per cent of all US dollars were created this year." Source: https://www.cityam.com/almost-a-fifth-of-all-us-dollars-were...
Canada has almost quadrupled their M0 supply. This is going to have big consequences for people, but I don't know what those will be.
M0 is not so important. It has increased M3 by around 20% (similar to the US dollar).
One look at how crippled the US became, and how bent on self harm almost half of the population seems to be, it's no wonder the dollar is about to fall.

When it does, I expect our standard of living measured in real terms to fall by anywhere from 20% to 80%.

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex/051415/pros-cons...

“ While a strong dollar benefits Americans in many ways, it can also hurt domestic companies that conduct a lot of their business overseas and their investors.”

Part of why China sucked in the world’s manufacturing capacity was it held down its inflation rate by printing money to keep its currency weak for decades.

How do you reduce inflation by printing more money?
sorry, conversion rate with respect to other currencies
The US-China trade deficit is only a few hundred billion, which is peanuts at this scale.
It would be more accurate to say "the US exported its own inflation to China" ... now it is time to pay the price for it since "there aint no such thing as a free lunch" or TANSTAAFL.